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One thing commonly recommended is the textbook Lingua Latina per se Illustrata. It uses illustrations to help you learn only in Latin.

They also own npm, which they also haven't done anything with yet, but the potential is there.

I'm sorry, but I would rather have the privacy encryption gives me than safety adding a backdoor would provide. Not to mention that authoritarian governments would abuse such a system left and right.

Yay, TOR speed increase.

Native Americans are not unified by language and religion. They have a wide variety of both of these things.

I disagree with that president about many things, but that I agree that the press is the enemy of the people.

They may not have the answers, but you would think they would have a better idea of where to look than someone with no medical experience at all.

It will be interesting to see what effect this has on future Raspberry Pis and other single board computers.

2GB pi starts at $35 at actual Raspberry Pi distributors, 4GB at $55, although there will probably be added shipping cost.

They released a post saying they had a script set up to autoremove any mention of her current name, which often came with a ban.

In Hong Kong it was a revolution. They weren't fighting for ambiguous policy change, they were fighting for independence.

rumor is reddit hired her

Yes, that's right.

It's not just that, they have banned any mention of her name. You literally cannot even type her name in private messages without the message at least getting deleted, if you aren't banned.

Employees

How is that insulting? They are under no obligation to give them anything at all.

Would /dev/random be the combined entropy?

Semi-unrelated question: How secure are the hardware random number generators on say, a raspberry pi. Would these sort of things be cryptographically secure?

The chip is made in Japan, according to the comments on the post. However, most of their products sold in the west are made in Wales.

That's not true, I lost access to my email a couple years ago, and support was able to get me my account back.

As much as I dislike Parler, I very much so hope that ISPs don't ban it. Imagine if ISPs get to block whatever website they deem dangerous. That cannot have a good ending.

This game is quite fun. It gets hard quite quickly, and makes you think in new and interesting ways.

This was a fun game, even with the few bugs. Thanks for sharing this, I look forward to seeing more things like it in the future.